10-26-2025, 01:20 PM
(10-26-2025, 09:13 AM)bjcheung77 Wrote: Yes, it's a little concerning for those who want to get the degree from India due to that issue. Having said that, if it's a subject matter is what you're looking at, you can review similar priced degree programs from CBE providers. If you can crank out the degree requirements in 3 months for Walden MS Psych, that's just $3300.
Psych is one of the master's on my wishlist, but I was only using that one as an example, since Amity offers a lot of interesting masters degrees. I was really more curious about whether anybody from the U.S. has completed a degree there and how complicated the paperwork requirements are.
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Current
University of the People—B.S. Health Science
TESU—BA Biology & something else, AS Mathematics
Completed
MBA, UMass Global
MS Psychology, Walden University
BA in Linguistics, traditional route
Online traditional credits (undergrad & U.S. unless otherwise stated)
Eastern Gateway Community College (28); ASU (10); New Mexico Junior College (8); Strayer (3); Purdue University Global (3); TESU (6); XAMK Finland (57 ECTS + 10 grad ECTS), University of the People (3 grad), Lamar (3 grad)
Alternative credits
Sophia (81), Study.com (27), Saylor (6 credits), Onlinedegree.com (12), CLEP (6)
Current
University of the People—B.S. Health Science
TESU—BA Biology & something else, AS Mathematics
Completed
MBA, UMass Global
MS Psychology, Walden University
BA in Linguistics, traditional route
Online traditional credits (undergrad & U.S. unless otherwise stated)
Eastern Gateway Community College (28); ASU (10); New Mexico Junior College (8); Strayer (3); Purdue University Global (3); TESU (6); XAMK Finland (57 ECTS + 10 grad ECTS), University of the People (3 grad), Lamar (3 grad)
Alternative credits
Sophia (81), Study.com (27), Saylor (6 credits), Onlinedegree.com (12), CLEP (6)
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